। ॥
In plain words
The world and God are thought of as having form for just as long as the Self is thought of as having form. But if the Self is without form, who would there be to see? That seeing is one, without limit, and whole.
Word for word
The notion of form in the world and in God lasts so long as the notion of form in the Self lasts. If the Self is formless, who would see? That seeing is one, boundless, indeed whole.